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i installed mplayer on my computer, and when i started compiling it took real long time, i guess it took around 4-5 minutes. i have a celeron 2.2ghz, is this normal or is there something wrong?
I don't know that might not be so good. Without going through performance test lets just see what the kernel thinks.
dmesg | grep Bogo;
I have an XP21000 nad get 3460. This is just a "finger in the air" benchmark nothing else.
no that sounds about right for mplayer, but yeah, vs installing on windows, installing on linux can take much longer becuase u have the source code and it needs to be not only compiled but linked and all that stuff, (linking takes a whole load of time)
Last edited by Gill Bates; 01-02-2004 at 07:45 PM.
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